We are talking about the beautiful sketch constable "view from the meadows on the Salisbury Cathedral" from the collection of the Tate. Sketch, bought for 5 $ 300 at Christie's in summer 2013, will be offered at Sotheby's on 29 January with an estimate of 2-3 million dollars

Lucky, paid summer 2013 5  $ 300 for a small painting brush "follower of John constable", tore a big jackpot. The last examination recognized the picture of a true sketch of the constable to the beautiful work of the "View from the meadows on the Salisbury Cathedral" (1831) from the collection of the Tate gallery. The sketch now offered at the auction of Old Masters at Sotheby's on 29 January as the work of John constable with a different estimate is 2-3 million dollars, which is about 400-500 times greater than its value in 2013 Godo@

According to a study conducted for Sotheby's former curator of British art of the XVIII-XIX centuries Tate Anna Lille (Anne Lyles), offer a picturesque sketch is one of the five preliminary sketches with Salisbury Cathedral. A previously unknown work found in the collection of Viscount Hambleden, which was sold in the auction Christie's in the summer of 2013. Already, those trades "view from the meadows on the Salisbury Cathedral" has increased in price from 1  $ 200 pre-assessment to 5  $ 300. The current estimate of the landscape in 2-3 million dollars once again confirms how strongly affects the market valuation of a work identity confirmation by auction doma@

If you believe Sotheby's, the first sale of the sketch View from the meadows on the Salisbury Cathedral" was held in may of 1837, when the auction Fosters in London paid for it 6,1 British Fanta@

the Material was prepared by Maria Onuchin, AI

Источники: artnet.com, sothebys.com, artinvestment.ru